'Complete all-rounder' Quikki captures attention at Morganvale A BULL with "eye appeal" captured the bidders interest at the Morganvale 15th annual on-property bull sale at Keith on Tuesday. Test
Debate continues on proposed new pastoral bill SPIRITED feedback and areas of concern about the proposed Pastoral Lands Bill 2020 are being voiced as the state government aims to reach suitable compromises before legislation is presented to Parliament in the first half of 2021. Test
Dairy campaign to encourage support of community A NEW campaign promoting the Australian dairy industry will be rolling out across television, radio, podcast, digital and social media throughout 2021 Test
Media code laws clear federal parliament ACCC says the amended code will still curtail the immense market power of digital platforms. Test
Debate continues on proposed new pastoral bill SPIRITED feedback and areas of concern about the proposed Pastoral Lands Bill 2020 are being voiced as the state government aims to reach suitable compromises before legislation is presented to Parliament in the first half of 2021. Test
SA bull sellers nab $8.77m in extraordinary Angus Week |PHOTOS THE state's Angus stud breeders have pocketed $8.77 million in an extraordinary run of bull sales. Test
Beef 2021 industry awards now open Awards recognise the hard work put into beef's big achievements. Test
Plant-based meat doesn't stack up as a planet saver, scientists warn Calls to cut beef from diets distracting from real solutions Test
Interstate interest at joint Keith auction BULLS are heading to three states following on from the 10th annual combined Kerlson Pines and Oak Downs on-property bull sale at Keith on Tuesday. Test
SA bull sellers nab $8.77m in extraordinary Angus Week |PHOTOS THE state's Angus stud breeders have pocketed $8.77 million in an extraordinary run of bull sales. Test
Beef 2021 industry awards now open Awards recognise the hard work put into beef's big achievements. Test
Media code laws clear federal parliament ACCC says the amended code will still curtail the immense market power of digital platforms. Test
Plant-based meat doesn't stack up as a planet saver, scientists warn Calls to cut beef from diets distracting from real solutions Test
Dairy campaign to encourage support of community A NEW campaign promoting the Australian dairy industry will be rolling out across television, radio, podcast, digital and social media throughout 2021 Test
Interstate interest at joint Keith auction BULLS are heading to three states following on from the 10th annual combined Kerlson Pines and Oak Downs on-property bull sale at Keith on Tuesday. Test
A clean slate with a view A unique coastal mixed farming operation on the Lower Eyre Peninsula has hit the market and, due to conservative management practices, is likely to generate strong interest. Test
Price hike transpires as ewe lambs are retained THE high retention of crossbred ewe lambs in recent months has been labelled an "unprecedented" move by producers, according to processors that are battling to secure much-needed stock numbers. Test
Oberon farmers miss world canola yield record by a whisker Pictured with a windrow of canola are from left to right, John Kirkegaard, CSIRO Agriculture and Food; James Cheetham, Delta Agriculture; Peter Brooks, Princess Pastoral Co. Test
Call to consider local conditions with manure waste call Farmers acknowledge the need to reduce effluent contamination in river systems but say a blanket change to EPA laws is not the way forward. Test
EPA to assist with clean up of off-label mouse baiting The EPA will help with fallout from off-label use of agricultural mouse bait in domestic settings, offering free removal of the product. Test
Rising locust numbers under the microscope Authorities are scrambling to get a handle on reports of locust damage and confirming whether it is locusts or grasshoppers at fault. Test
Young farmer takes the strain out of farm fencing Fencing is both one of the most necessary but also one of the more hated jobs on a farm. Test
Goat breeders butting heads A significant milestone for Kalahari Red goat breeders was achieved in Australia last Friday with the announcement of the formation of a separate association for the breed. Test
It's time for 19 and 21-micron wools to have their time in the sun Values for 19-21 micron wools gathered pace last week, as big auction offerings failed to stifle sales. Test
2021 Peter Westblade scholars Two young people who just happen to be from Murringo are the recipients of the 2021 Peter Westblade Scholarship. Test
Wool prices the best for almost a year A looming supply shortage of finer wools continues to drive price rises for Australian wool. Test
More than 874,000 scalps traded for govt cash but the fox menace remains Australia's only fox bounty scheme will have seen almost one million claims for the $10 reward by the end of this winter, but does it fix the problem? Test
Fibres from poisonous weed used to make 'vegan wool' Fibres spun from a poisonous weed are being sold overseas as vegan wool. Test
Plant-based meat doesn't stack up as a planet saver, scientists warn Calls to cut beef from diets distracting from real solutions Test
Beef 2021 industry awards now open Awards recognise the hard work put into beef's big achievements. Test
Red meat single body for levies officially off the table RMAC's new chairman on MoU review, and $41m industry fund. Test
SA breeders secure stake in $160,000 record price Hereford bull at Injemira Injemira Redford J006 Q287 sells for $160,000 Test
Empowering farmers: Business network delivering insights and lower costs Farmers are the ultimate entrepreneurs. They're on their own, managing a complex business and in turn doing business with companies that are vastly larger and have more information and power than your individual operation. Test
Seed preparation key to good start Getting your crop off to a good start begins with quality inputs and seed preparation. Test
Balancing our environment whilst growing our food futures Never has the opportunity for sustainable development in agriculture been more relevant or more important. With the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic decimating government revenues across all levels of government the opportunity to revisit agricultural development in Northern Australia is critical. Test
Stable legs make for jack of all trades Ensuring latest technologies are incorporated into its product range underpins Simol's reputation for manufacturing and supplying safe, efficient, reliable and easy-to-use agricultural and industrial equipment. Test
Why this farming model could help future-proof Australia's farms The co-operative farming model has proved itself to be the most resilient in the tough times that agriculture has faced, and farms across the country are reaping the benefits. Test
Easing the transition from secondary education to university Lincoln Residential College offers a range of programs and events to make the transition from secondary to tertiary education, or even between institutions, as easy and stress-free as possible. Test
Maximising herd health with Mylo in south west Victoria "Additional pressure" on the calf rearing system prompted this Purnim dairy farmer to investigate supplementing his calves' milk. Test
The great grain shed revival? The 2020/2021 harvest has now solidified itself as a true bin buster for many parts of the east coast, and will no doubt be reflected on for many years to come. Test
Telstra boosts coverage for rural Australia Telstra's specialised technicians will provide customers in regional locations with localised support as part of the company's regional advisor network initiative. Test
Stock control made easy with Farmdeck management system Livestock producers can leverage the 'Internet of Things' (IoT) for stock management. Test
See the device that softens hard water and improves overall yields Farmers, producers, growers, miners and domestic users have found there's more to the magic elixir of water than first thought, courtesy of Hydrosmart. Test
The bet that drove countless postholes A bet between two farmers has paid dividends for Munro Engineers and farmers. Test
Model aims to combat flush and bust If you talk to most farmers, they will tell you there is one word that strikes fear into them more than any other - and that is drought. Test
This oil is gold for Aussie producers GREAT people manufacturing locally in Australia and developing proven products - that's how some of the biggest names in agriculture regard FUCHS Lubricants. Test
When it comes to productivity, stockyard design matters Ian Crafter, founder of Atlex Stockyards and its senior designer, may well have the key to a better bottom line for livestock producers. Test
Simple designs, packed with features Simplicity Australia is home to the most comprehensive and innovative range of air seeders and cultivators in Australia. Test
No new COVID-19 cases in Victoria, SA set to lift travel bans There are now only 20 active cases in the state. Test
Half of first wave vaccines to be regional and rural aged care The rollout will kick off next week and the most vulnerable citizens in the regions will be first in line. Test
How the govt is planning the rollout vaccine in regional Australia "It could be quite a variable rollout depending on where you are," the Regional Health Minister said. Test
Boarding school parents tired of borders closing 'at the drop of a hat' "This is not people travelling from Sydney to Brisbane, it's people who live 15km from their mailbox and 120km from town." Test
Agribusiness thrives through economy's COVID crash For many in the farm sector the pandemic year has been great for business and job opportunities. Test
Third crew member tests positive on Darwin cattle export ship A third crew member has tested positive. Test
Innovative SA brands defy COVID-19 cuts The worsening coronavirus pandemic sent Australia into a spin earlier this year, causing mince to be stripped from supermarket shelves and threatening the viability of many businesses. But several innovative SA red meat brands have not just survived but thrived. Test
COVID case aboard live cattle export ship in Darwin A man tested positive when his ship docked in Darwin, while his crewmates have been whisked into a quarantine facility. Test
Stock Journal - Photo Sales To order a photo that you have seen in Stock Journal's print edition or in one of our galleries, click here. Test
Empowering farmers: Business network delivering insights and lower costs Farmers are the ultimate entrepreneurs. They're on their own, managing a complex business and in turn doing business with companies that are vastly larger and have more information and power than your individual operation. Test
Thrillseekers witness a Top End river become a wet season torrent There is nervous excitement in the Northern Territory outback town of Katherine with the return of a bountiful wet season. Test
BIGG conference - Grow 21|Photos The Barossa Improved Grazing Group welcomed livestock producers from across the Barossa region and Mid North to its Grow 21 conference on Thursday at Nuriootpa, offering producers a chance to hear from some inspirational stories. Test
Research narrows in on diseases behind pulse root rot As pulses become more popular in crop rotations, reports of crop damage and even failures have increased and recently were the focus of SARDI research. Test
Bega wins right to keep spreading its brand name on peanut butter Supreme Court of Victoria rejects Fonterra's efforts to stop Bega Cheese using its trademark brand on its non-cheese products Test
Big grain crops fuel Nutrien's global result; bigger prospects ahead Nutrien achieved better than expected profits for 2020 on the back of rising global grain crop prices, in particular high US crop exports. Test
Select Harvests to sell off nut and breakfast brands, close factory Select Harvests plans to shut its Melbourne plant and sell its leading snack and cereal product names Lucky and Sunsol. Test
Bigger Bega bounces ahead with 154pc half year profit lift to $21.7m Milk market competition hurt revenue, but but Bega Cheese's half year profit after tax has jumped 154 per cent. Test
Dairy campaign to encourage support of community A NEW campaign promoting the Australian dairy industry will be rolling out across television, radio, podcast, digital and social media throughout 2021 Test
Certainty and systems underpin business growth for Victorian dairy farm When it comes to business, Jade Clymo refuses to accept the status quo. Growth has driven the success of his family farm and underpinned his passion for the dairy industry. Test
Chinese demand for liquid milk surges Chinese consumption of liquid milk rose strongly in 2020 and is expected to continue growing in the coming decade. Test
Resilience to challenges key to forming farming career A CAREER path is not always a straight trajectory from A to B, but those challenges and setbacks can be what helps create success. Test
Dairy outlook improves on back of performance THE state's dairyfarmers - on average - are in their strongest position for several years, with seasonal conditions and an improved farmgate milk price boosting profitability. Test
Young farmer takes the strain out of farm fencing Fencing is both one of the most necessary but also one of the more hated jobs on a farm. Test
Drone operator ready to launch night raids on NSW mice plague A Queensland drone operator wants to cross the border to launch night raids on NSW's mice plague. Test
John Deere pulls out of Agritechnica over COVID fears Agritechnica, an annual global showcase for farm machinery, is on track although John Deere will be a "no show". Test
Rollover devices are a must for quads says ACCC boss ACCC chairman Rod Sims has used a major speech to reinforce the commission's priority for the mandatory fitting of rollover protection devices on quad bikes. Test
New sensor from Farmbot keeps an eye on water troughs Farmbot releases new sensor so farmers can remotely monitor water levels in their livestock troughs. Test
Interest in electric cars is accelerating in Australia Interest in buying electric cars is growing among Australian motorists. Test
Dumping diesel on farms would be dumb says market research company An international market research company has issued a warning about agriculture pushing too hard towards electrification of farm machinery. Test
Big praise for Morris Quantum air drill at Moree A Moree region agricultural contractor is singing the praises of his new Morris Quantum air drill. Test
A clean slate with a view A unique coastal mixed farming operation on the Lower Eyre Peninsula has hit the market and, due to conservative management practices, is likely to generate strong interest. Test
'Time to move on' after five generations on the one farm Tim Sloman is matter of fact about being the last of his family to farm the picturesque Dunvegan property at Dundee in upper NSW's New England. Test
Showpiece cotton farm attracts overseas and corporate interest One of southern Queensland's top cotton growing properties, South Callandoon, is sparking lots of buyer interest. Test
Prime Wimmera black ground to $5450/ac A prized 129 hectare block in the heart of the Kalkee Plains has sold in line with expectations, at a hefty $5450/ac. Test
Businesses across the whole state need certainty, not blanket lockdowns COMMENT: The Nationals leader looks at the long-lasting regional impacts of lockdown. Test
COMMENTEmerging industries growing agriculture Edible insects a good example of emerging agricultural opportunities. Test
Facebook is taking a big gamble. One that might not pay off The company has calculated that users won't leave over its news ban - but that ignores the reason it emphasised news media content in its algorithms. Test